„… judges look to morality to resolve ( ) [hard] cases is a mandate to engage in further social planning …” „… . This is a continnum in which morality, religion, shared narratives and other social criteria are …” „… actually accepted and shared by a given social group / critical morality [referring to] the general moral …”

„… der Forschung, 2002; MacMullan, The Fly Wheel of Society: Habit and Social Meliorism in the Pragmatist …” „… definieren Verantwortung als [habitual formation of] purposes after consideration of the social consequences …” „… Introduction to Social Psychology, 1922, 216 f. 388 Christopher Gohl 2016 Die Werte, die wir wiederholt …”

„… class position or social status, nor does any one know his fortune in the distribution of natural assets …” „… (TJ 4) ausgestaltet wird. Die Bereitwilligkeit der Einzelnen zur social cooperation wird also …” „… of a social minimum and does not address inequalities above that (very ample) social floor. Nussbaum …”

„… abilities of magnanimous morality and mun-dane morality of the market to foster the moral ideals of social …” „… interests of unknown others.The Moral Ideals of Social Harmony and Human LibertyMorality has consequences …” „… morality. Thoseideals are social harmony and human liberty.55Markets and Morality3738bunden sind. Diese …”

„… mora-lity« bzw. Helfermoral) und einer Alltagsmoral (»mundane morali-ty« bzw. Marktmoral) maßgeblich. Den …” „… einer neoklassischen, der»New Social Welfare Theory« (Roth 1999) entsprechenden Interpre-tation zu …” „… verwenden (dafür soll nachfolgend das Akronym »IHC*«stehen). Die Social Welfare Theory ist nicht ohne Kritik …”

„… social and economic advance based onfreedom and responsibility. … One can make the case that given the …” „… Zusammen-hang von einer »dark side of emotional morality«. Hierzu liest man:»I … argue that what is universally …” „… seen as morality and as the source ofenormous human happiness also has a dark side that has caused …”

„… »Markets and Morali-ty« von Clark und Lee argumentiert, dass in einer Gesellschaft mitfunktionierenden …” „… »magnanimous morality« und »mundane morality« für die je-weiligen Sphären sogar funktional zu sein vermag. Der …” „… kön-nen nun einige Schlussfolgerungen gezogen werden, wie das Zusam-menspiel aus »magnanimous morality …”

„… political morality embedded in all previous decisions from the set of competing conceptions of social …” „… competing conceptions of social morality. Dworkin’s strong and exclusive judicial internal perspective …” „… actually neglects whether the competing conceptions of social morality from which the adjudicator needs to …”

„… invocation of morality) in international politics without compromising its normative character. I wish at …” „… a democratic state, people still develop a multiplicity of social relationships with their …” „… , Morality, and War, ibid., p. 78-92. 3 Humanitarian intervention and “pre-emptive strikes” should be seen …”

„… the crime committed. Is it then reasonable, fitting within the morality of the Rule of Law, that those …” „… transubstantiated into social-democrats from rankand-file Communists and also fellow-travellers preaching …” „… for a proper social function, justifiable both according to the law’s own analytical doctrine …”

„… of Social Communication Catholics in the United States and Canada are experiencing a crisis in …” „… America struggled to make sense out of this betrayal of trust and apparent disregard for basic morality …” „… communications-loop. The secular media had a "gossip-frenzy." The social communication ofthe church- internally and …”

„… Serve as a Basis for Morality?A Critique of John Rawls’s Theory«, The American Political Science Review …” „… . 1984. »Alienation, Consequentialism, and the Demands of Morality«,Philosophy & Public Affairs 13 …” „… Partiality andimpartiality. Morality, special relationships, and the wider world. Hg. B. Felt-ham und J …”

„… . auch: Jollimore 2014, 4–5, Feltham 2010, 2 undDouble 1999, 152–153.ing features of morality itself …” „… are social creatures, and we express our social naturesthrough participation in a rich variety of …” „… living in small and relatively stable social groups. Thismeans that we are concerned to protect our kin …”

„… whoenjoy a social relationship, and associative duties are grounded in that rela-tionship. Associative …” „… capacities and talents; to guarantee hisphysical, psychological and social welfare; and to remain true to his …” „… beispielsweise mitBlick auf die Common-Sense-Moral argumentiert:[According to the commonsense morality] persons …”